Definition of gag
- choke or retch
Usage examples of gag
She began to gag when a piece of food caught in her throat.
The smell made him gag before he could finish cleaning the drain.
Seeing the spoiled milk made the child gag.
Term
Gag means choke or retch. Explore the term's definition, IPA/phonetic pronunciation, and usage examples.
She began to gag when a piece of food caught in her throat.
The smell made him gag before he could finish cleaning the drain.
Seeing the spoiled milk made the child gag.